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Starting & Stopping services from the command line.

Comment:

Any one know of a way to start & stop services from the command line? I need to do so in a login script so i can up date a program we run w/o worying about open & locked files.

Name: Roy
Date: January 18, 2001 at 10:18:38 Pacific

Reply:

Net start service and net stop service (if you have permission to do so). from cmd prompt type net /? or net start /? or net stop /? to get info

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